#!/bin/sh
# regression tests

# This file contains a list of tests that should be run in Elsa (via
# ./ccparse) before each commit.  With the exception of a few stored
# in the elsa/in/big directory, they should be short tests that can be
# parsed and typechecked quickly.  When a big test fails (either one
# that is in elsa/in/big, or some other external package), the failing
# syntax should be isolated and added to this file.
#
# The basic procedure for adding tests is to find the section that has
# tests for the language (C++, C, GNU extensions, etc.) the test uses,
# and append a line of the form
#
#   testparse foo.cc
#
# where the name 'testparse' will depend on the section the test
# appears in (because it selects the language).
#
# If the test is currently failing, but is intended to be fixed and
# therefore eventually succeed, use
#
#   failparse foo.cc "give reason here"
#
# The "reason" string, ideally, should include (1) what response
# ccparse gives (segfault, assertion failure, error message) and (2)
# what kind of syntax characterizes the input (e.g., "template with
# reference parameter").  The purpose of this string is to help me
# prioritize which tests to fix first.
#
# If the test includes deliberately invalid syntax that elsa is
# supposed to detect and reject, then include lines in the test case
# of the form
#
#   //ERROR(n): some bad code;
#
# where 'n' is some number (like 1).  See multitest.pl for more
# details.


# default values for user parameters
skip=0
big=0
contin=0

# counters
curtest=0
success=0
failure=0
unexSuccess=0
unexFailure=0
skipdiagnose=0
runOneTest=false

usage() {
cat <<EOF
usage: $0 [options]
  -skip <n>    skip the first <n> tests
  -one <n>     run only test <n>
  -big         run the big, timeconsuming tests
  -contin      keep going even after a test fails (or succeeds) unexpectedly
  -help        print this message
EOF
}

# process args
while [ "$1" != "" ]; do
  case "$1" in
    -skip)
      shift
      skip="$1"
      ;;

    -one)
      shift
      skip="$1"
      runOneTest=true
      ;;

    -big)
      big=1
      ;;

    -contin)
      contin=1
      ;;

    -help)
      usage
      exit 0
      ;;

    *)
      echo "unknown arg: $1"
      usage
      exit 2
      ;;
  esac

  shift
done

# Occasionally there is an Elsa bug that eats all of memory, which
# causes the host system to become unhappy.  None of the tests in this
# file should require more than (or anything close to, really) 500MB.
ulimit -v 500000

# allow 'gmake' or whatever to be used instead of 'make'
MAKE=${MAKE:-make}

# clear the logfile
logfile=regrtest.log
rm -f $logfile

# write something to terminal and log
log() {
  echo "$@"
  echo "$@" >> $logfile
}


# run a single test, and bail if it fails
runTest() {
  if runTestInternal "$@"; then
    true
  else
    if [ $contin = 0 ]; then
      exit 2
    fi
  fi
}

# run a single test, and return 0 if it succeeds
runTestInternal() {
  result=0

  if [ "$curtest" -lt "$skip" ]; then
    echo "[$curtest]: skipping $*"
  else
    # print a visually distinctive banner
    echo "------------ [$curtest] $* ------------"
    ("$@")
    result=$?
    if [ $result -ne 0 ]; then
      unexFailure=`expr $unexFailure + 1`
      echo ""
      log  "[$curtest] A regression test command failed:"
      log  "  $*"
    else
      success=`expr $success + 1`
    fi

    if $runOneTest; then
      # exit with code 0 if the test succeeded
      exit `expr 1 - $success`
    fi
  fi

  curtest=`expr $curtest + 1`
  return $result
}

# run a big test, only if the user wants to
bigTest() {
  if [ $big = 1 ]; then
    runTest "$@"
  fi
}

# run a test that is expected to fail
#
# This is *not* intended for "here's a test that should fail", but
# rather "here's a test that does fail right now, but we want to
# eventually fix it".  The former can be handled using multitest.pl,
# or a similar mechanism for inverting the test sense.
failTest() {
  reason="$1"
  shift

  if [ "$reason" = "" ]; then
    echo "failTest $*: must supply a failure reason"
    exit 4
  fi

  if [ "$curtest" -lt "$skip" ]; then
    echo "[$curtest]: (fail) skipping $*"
  else
    echo "------------ [$curtest] (fail) $* ------------"
    if "$@"; then
      unexSuccess=`expr $unexSuccess + 1`
      echo ""
      log  "[$curtest] GOOD NEWS: A regression test that used to fail ($reason) now succeeds:"
      log  "  $*"
      if [ $contin = 0 ]; then
        exit 2
      fi
    else
      failure=`expr $failure + 1`
      echo "Failed as expected: $reason"
    fi

    if $runOneTest; then
      # exit with code 0 if the test failed
      exit `expr 1 - $failure`
    fi
  fi

  curtest=`expr $curtest + 1`
}

# run a failing big test
bigFail() {
  if [ $big = 1 ]; then
    failTest "$@"
  fi
}

# grep for lines containing both words, in first argument source file
grepBoth() {
  grep -w $2 $1 | grep -w $3
}


# ---------- test C++ parser ------------

# by using shell functions we can make it easy to comment-out
# or change to 'fail' status those tests that are not working at
# some given time
testparse() {
  runTest perl ./multitest.pl ./ccparse in/$1
}
testparse_strict() {
  # this is for tests that include things that should be diagnosed
  # as errors, but (for the moment) require the "strict" flag for
  # that to occur
  #
  # 2005-03-05: I am trying to move towards a state where 'strict'
  # processing is *always* performed, so I am gradually adding
  # _strict to certain tests that are or have been problematic;
  # eventually I will remove _strict altogether and make that behavior
  # be the default.
  #
  # 2005-03-09: The flag that "strict" used to control is now on
  # by default, though it can be disabled with "-tr permissive".
  # I will leave "testparse_strict", but not use it anymore.
  runTest perl ./multitest.pl ./ccparse -tr strict in/$1
}

# run the parser with some specific tracing flag(s) added
testparse_special() {
  runTest perl ./multitest.pl ./ccparse -tr $1 in/$2
}

failparse() {
  if [ "$2" = "" ]; then
    echo "failparse $1: failparse takes two arguments"
    exit 4
  fi
  failTest "$2" perl ./multitest.pl ./ccparse in/$1
}

failparse_special() {
  if [ "$3" = "" ]; then
    echo "failparse_special $2: failparse_special takes three arguments"
    exit 4
  fi
  failTest "$3" perl ./multitest.pl ./ccparse -tr $1 in/$2
}

# ---- BEGIN: lots of tests ----
# (this block of tests is parsed by another program, so should stick to
# the uniform syntax below)
testparse moz0001.cc
testparse moz0002.cc
testparse moz0003.cc
testparse moz0004.cc
testparse moz0005.cc
testparse moz0006.cc
testparse moz0007.cc
testparse moz0008.cc
testparse moz0009.cc
testparse moz0010.cc
testparse t0001.cc
testparse t0002.cc
testparse t0003.cc
testparse t0004.cc
testparse t0005.cc
testparse t0006.cc
testparse t0007.cc
testparse t0008.cc
testparse t0009.cc
testparse t0010.cc
testparse t0011.cc
testparse t0012.cc
testparse t0013.cc
testparse t0014.cc
testparse t0014a.cc
testparse t0015.cc
testparse t0016.cc
testparse t0017.cc
testparse t0018.cc
testparse t0019.cc
testparse t0020.cc
testparse t0021.cc
testparse t0022.cc
testparse t0023.cc
testparse t0024.cc
testparse t0025.cc
testparse t0026.cc
testparse t0027.cc
testparse t0028.cc
testparse t0029.cc
testparse t0030.cc
testparse t0030a.cc
testparse t0030b.cc
testparse t0031.cc
testparse t0032.cc
testparse t0033.cc
testparse t0034.cc
testparse t0035.cc
testparse t0036.cc
testparse t0037.cc
testparse t0038.cc
testparse t0039.cc
testparse t0040.cc
testparse t0041.cc
testparse t0042.cc
testparse t0043.cc
testparse t0044.cc
testparse t0045.cc
testparse t0046.cc
testparse t0047.cc
testparse t0048.cc
testparse t0049.cc
testparse t0050.cc
testparse t0051.cc
testparse t0052.cc
testparse t0053.cc
testparse t0054.cc
testparse t0055.cc
testparse t0056.cc
testparse t0057.cc
testparse t0058.cc
testparse t0059.cc
testparse t0060.cc
testparse t0061.cc
testparse t0062.cc
testparse t0063.cc
testparse t0064.cc
testparse t0065.cc
testparse t0066.cc
testparse t0067.cc
testparse t0068.cc
testparse t0069.cc
testparse t0070.cc
testparse t0071.cc
testparse t0072.cc
testparse t0073.cc
testparse t0074.cc
testparse t0075.cc
testparse t0076.cc
testparse t0077.cc
testparse t0078.cc
testparse t0079.cc
testparse t0080.cc
testparse t0081.cc
testparse t0082.cc
testparse t0083.cc
testparse t0084.cc
testparse t0085.cc
testparse t0086.cc
testparse t0087.cc
testparse t0088.cc
testparse t0089.cc
testparse t0090.cc
testparse t0091.cc
testparse t0092.cc
testparse t0093.cc
testparse t0094.cc
testparse t0095.cc
testparse t0096.cc
testparse t0097.cc
testparse t0098.cc
testparse t0099.cc
testparse t0100.cc
testparse t0101.cc
testparse t0102.cc
testparse t0103.cc
testparse t0104.cc
testparse t0105.cc
testparse t0106.cc
testparse t0107.cc
testparse t0108.cc
testparse t0108b.cc
testparse t0109.cc
testparse t0110.cc
testparse t0111.cc
testparse t0112.cc
testparse t0113.cc
testparse t0114.cc
testparse t0115.cc
testparse t0116.cc
testparse t0117.cc
testparse t0118.cc
testparse t0119.cc
testparse t0120.cc
testparse t0121.cc
testparse t0122.cc
testparse t0123.cc
testparse t0124.cc
testparse t0125.cc
testparse t0126.cc
testparse t0127.cc
testparse t0128.cc
testparse t0129.cc
testparse t0130.cc
testparse t0131.cc
testparse t0132.cc
testparse t0133.cc
testparse t0134.cc
testparse t0135.cc
testparse t0136.cc
testparse t0137.cc
testparse t0138.cc
testparse t0139.cc
testparse t0140.cc
testparse t0141.cc
testparse t0142.cc
testparse t0143.cc
testparse t0144.cc
testparse t0145.cc
testparse t0146.cc
testparse t0147.cc
testparse t0148.cc
testparse t0149.cc
testparse t0150.cc
testparse t0151.cc
testparse t0152.cc
testparse t0153.cc
testparse t0154.cc
testparse t0155.cc
testparse t0156.cc
testparse t0157.cc
testparse t0158.cc
testparse t0159.cc
testparse t0160.cc
testparse t0161.cc
testparse t0162.cc
testparse t0163.cc
testparse t0164.cc
testparse t0165.cc
testparse t0166.cc
testparse t0167.cc
testparse t0168.cc
testparse t0169.cc
testparse t0170.cc
testparse t0171.cc
testparse t0172.cc
testparse t0173.cc
testparse t0174.cc
testparse t0175.cc
testparse t0176.cc
testparse t0177.cc
testparse t0178.cc
testparse t0179.cc
testparse t0180.cc
testparse t0181.cc
testparse t0182.cc
testparse t0183.cc
testparse t0184.cc
testparse t0185.cc
testparse t0186.cc
testparse t0187.cc
testparse t0188.cc
testparse t0189.cc
testparse t0190.cc
testparse t0191.cc
testparse t0192.cc # used to fail due to "forward template function"
testparse t0193.cc
testparse t0194.cc
testparse t0195.cc
testparse t0196.cc
testparse t0197.cc
testparse t0198.cc
failparse t0199.cc "unimplemented: alpha conv + default arg"
testparse t0200.cc
testparse t0201.cc
testparse t0202.cc
testparse t0203.cc
testparse t0204.cc
testparse t0205.cc
testparse t0206.cc
testparse t0207.cc
testparse t0208.cc
testparse t0209.cc
testparse t0210.cc
testparse t0211.cc
testparse t0212.cc
testparse t0213.cc
testparse t0214.cc
# even g++ won't compile this; I'll bet not legal C++, so no point in testing it
#failparse t0215.cc "(fill in a reason here)"
testparse t0216.cc
testparse t0217.cc
testparse t0218.cc
testparse t0219.cc
testparse t0220.cc
testparse t0221.cc
testparse t0222.cc
testparse t0223.cc
testparse t0224.cc
testparse t0225.cc
testparse t0226.cc
testparse t0227.cc
testparse t0228.cc
# tested below after I can query the gnu flag
#testparse t0228b.cc
testparse t0229.cc
testparse t0230.cc
testparse t0231.cc
testparse t0232.cc
testparse t0233.cc
testparse t0234.cc
testparse t0235.cc
testparse t0236.cc
testparse t0237.cc
testparse t0238.cc
testparse t0239.cc
testparse t0240.cc
testparse t0241.cc
testparse t0242.cc
testparse t0243.cc
testparse t0244.cc
testparse t0245.cc
testparse t0246.cc
testparse t0247.cc
testparse t0248.cc
testparse t0249.cc
testparse t0250.cc
testparse t0251.cc
testparse t0252.cc
testparse t0253.cc
testparse t0254.cc
testparse t0255.cc
testparse t0256.cc
testparse t0257.cc
testparse t0258.cc
testparse t0259.cc
testparse t0260.cc
testparse t0261.cc
testparse t0262.cc
testparse t0263.cc
testparse t0264.cc
testparse t0265.cc
testparse t0266.cc
# it's not clear whether t0267.cc is valid C++ or not, no point in testing it here
testparse t0268a.cc
testparse t0268.cc
testparse t0269.cc
testparse t0270.cc
testparse t0271.cc
testparse t0272.cc
testparse t0273.cc
testparse t0274.cc
testparse t0275.cc
testparse t0276.cc
testparse t0277.cc
testparse t0278.cc
testparse_special eagerFBodyInst t0279.cc
testparse t0280.cc
testparse t0281.cc
testparse t0282.cc
testparse t0283.cc
testparse t0284.cc
testparse t0285.cc
testparse t0286.cc
testparse t0287.cc
testparse t0288.cc
testparse t0289.cc # "repeated using declarations"
testparse t0290.cc
testparse t0290a.cc
testparse t0291.cc
testparse t0292.cc
testparse t0293.cc
testparse t0294.cc
testparse t0295.cc
testparse t0296.cc
testparse t0297.cc
testparse t0298.cc
testparse t0299.cc
testparse t0300.cc
testparse t0301.cc
testparse t0302.cc
testparse t0303.cc
testparse t0304.cc
testparse t0305.cc
testparse t0306.cc
testparse t0307.cc
testparse t0308.cc
testparse t0309.cc
testparse t0310.cc
testparse t0311.cc
testparse t0312.cc
testparse t0313.cc
testparse t0314.cc
testparse t0315.cc
testparse t0316.cc
testparse t0317.cc
testparse t0318.cc
testparse t0319.cc
testparse t0320.cc
testparse t0321.cc
testparse t0322.cc
testparse t0323.cc
testparse t0324.cc
testparse t0325.cc
testparse t0326.cc
testparse t0327.cc
testparse t0328.cc
testparse t0329.cc
testparse t0330.cc
testparse t0331.cc
testparse t0332.cc
testparse t0333.cc
testparse t0334.cc
testparse t0335.cc
testparse t0336.cc
testparse t0337.cc
testparse t0338.cc
testparse t0339.cc
testparse t0340.cc
testparse t0341.cc
testparse t0342.cc
testparse t0343.cc
testparse t0344.cc
testparse t0345.cc
testparse t0346.cc
testparse t0347.cc
testparse t0348.cc
testparse t0349.cc
testparse t0350.cc
testparse t0351.cc
testparse t0352.cc
testparse t0353.cc
testparse t0354.cc
testparse t0355.cc
testparse t0356.cc
testparse t0357.cc
testparse t0358.cc
testparse t0359.cc
testparse t0360.cc

# this tests that Elsa diagnoses erroneous input, but gcc accepts it,
# so Elsa only rejects in ANSI mode
testparse_special ansi t0361.cc

testparse t0362.cc
testparse t0363.cc
testparse t0364.cc
testparse t0365.cc
testparse t0366.cc
testparse t0367.cc
testparse t0368.cc
testparse t0369.cc
testparse t0370.cc
testparse t0371.cc
testparse t0372.cc
testparse t0373.cc
testparse t0374.cc
testparse t0375.cc
testparse t0376.cc
testparse t0377.cc
testparse t0378.cc
testparse t0379.cc
testparse t0380.cc
testparse t0381.cc
testparse t0382.cc
testparse t0383.cc
testparse t0384.cc
testparse t0385.cc
testparse t0386.cc
testparse t0387.cc
testparse t0388.cc
testparse t0389.cc
testparse t0390.cc
testparse t0391.cc
testparse t0392.cc
testparse t0393.cc
testparse t0394.cc
testparse t0395.cc
testparse t0396.cc
testparse t0397.cc
testparse t0398.cc
testparse t0399.cc
testparse t0400.cc
testparse t0401.cc
testparse t0402.cc
testparse t0403.cc
testparse t0404.cc
testparse t0405.cc
testparse t0406.cc
testparse t0407.cc
testparse t0408.cc
testparse t0409.cc
testparse t0410.cc
testparse t0411.cc
testparse t0412.cc
testparse t0413.cc
testparse t0414.cc
testparse t0415.cc
testparse t0416.cc
failparse t0417.cc "invalid template declarations are not rejected"
testparse t0418.cc
testparse t0419.cc
testparse t0420.cc
testparse t0421.cc
testparse t0422a.cc
testparse t0422.cc
testparse t0423.cc
testparse t0424.cc
testparse t0425.cc
testparse t0426.cc
testparse t0427.cc
testparse t0428.cc
testparse t0429.cc
testparse t0430.cc
testparse t0431.cc
testparse t0432.cc
testparse t0433.cc
testparse t0434.cc
testparse t0435.cc #"need for ArrayType with dependent size"
failparse t0436.cc "pointer-to-member names processed in wrong order"
testparse t0437.cc
testparse t0438a.cc
testparse t0438.cc
failparse t0439.cc "default args in explicit spec"
failparse t0440.cc "default args in explicit spec + DQTs"
testparse t0441a.cc
testparse t0441.cc
testparse t0442.cc
testparse t0443.cc
testparse t0444.cc
testparse t0445.cc
testparse t0446.cc
testparse t0447.cc
testparse t0448.cc
testparse t0449.cc
testparse t0450.cc
testparse t0451.cc
testparse t0452.cc
testparse t0453.cc
testparse t0454.cc
testparse t0455.cc
testparse t0456.cc
testparse t0457.cc
testparse t0458.cc
testparse t0459.cc
testparse t0460.cc
testparse t0461.cc
testparse t0462.cc
testparse t0463.cc
failparse t0464.cc "ambiguous ExpressionList not disambiguated"
failparse t0465.cc "ambiguous TemplateParameter, problem disambiguation declarations"
failparse t0466.cc "ambiguous declaration"
testparse t0467.cc
testparse t0468.cc
testparse t0469.cc
testparse t0470.cc
testparse t0471.cc
failparse t0472.cc "failure to reject invalid code: friend name injection"
testparse t0473.cc
testparse t0474.cc
testparse t0475.cc
testparse t0476.cc
testparse t0477.cc
testparse t0478.cc
testparse t0479.cc
testparse t0480.cc
testparse t0481.cc
testparse t0482.cc
testparse t0483.cc
testparse t0484.cc
testparse t0485.cc
testparse t0486.cc
testparse t0487.cc
testparse t0487b.cc
testparse t0488.cc
testparse t0489.cc
testparse t0490.cc
testparse t0491.cc
testparse t0492.cc
testparse t0493.cc
testparse t0494.cc
testparse t0495.cc
testparse t0496.cc
testparse t0497.cc
testparse t0498.cc
testparse t0499.cc
testparse t0500.cc
testparse t0501.cc
testparse t0502.cc
testparse t0503.cc
testparse t0504.cc
testparse t0505.cc
testparse t0506.cc
testparse t0507.cc
testparse t0508.cc
failparse t0509.cc "const-eval'able variable is actually reference templ arg"
testparse t0510.cc
testparse t0511.cc
testparse t0512.cc
testparse t0513.cc
testparse t0514.cc
testparse t0515.cc
testparse t0516.cc
testparse t0517.cc
# t0518 through t0521 are tested below, outside the lots-of-tests section
testparse t0522.cc
testparse t0523.cc
testparse t0524.cc
testparse t0525.cc
testparse t0526.cc
testparse t0527.cc
testparse t0528.cc
testparse t0529.cc
testparse t0530.cc
testparse t0531.cc
testparse t0532.cc
testparse t0533.cc
testparse t0534.cc
testparse t0535.cc
testparse t0536.cc
testparse t0537.cc
testparse t0538.cc
# t0539 is more complicated, and is handled below
testparse t0540.cc
testparse t0541.cc
testparse t0542.cc
testparse t0543.cc
testparse t0544.cc
testparse t0545.cc
testparse t0546.cc
testparse t0547.cc
testparse t0548.cc
testparse t0549.cc
testparse t0550.cc
testparse t0551.cc
testparse t0552.cc
testparse t0553.cc
failparse t0554.cc "instantiation of static data template members not implemented"
testparse_special ansi t0555.cc
failparse t0556.cc "problem parsing elaborated type of static data member template"
testparse t0557.cc
testparse t0558.cc
testparse t0559.cc
testparse t0560.cc
testparse t0561.cc
testparse t0562.cc
testparse t0563.cc
testparse t0564.cc
failparse t0565.cc "unhandled MemberDeclaration ambiguity"
testparse t0566.cc
testparse t0567.cc
testparse t0568.cc
testparse t0569.cc
testparse t0570.cc
testparse t0571.cc
testparse t0572.cc
testparse t0573.cc
testparse t0574.cc
testparse t0575.cc
testparse t0576.cc
failparse t0577.cc "flawed abstract enumerator value processing"
# t0578.cc is arguably valid code, but nobody can handle it
failparse t0579.cc "tricky rules about enumerator types"
testparse t0580.cc #"use of enumerator in template-id for explicit specializiation"
testparse t0581.cc #"simpler dependent array bound problem"
testparse t0582.cc #"template array bound problem leads to crash"
testparse t0583.cc
testparse t0584.cc
failparse t0585.cc "explicit invocation of dtor of template class"
testparse t0586.cc
testparse t0587.cc #"conversion of static method of template to func ptr"
testparse t0588.cc
testparse t0589.cc
testparse t0590.cc
testparse t0591.cc
testparse t0592.cc
failparse t0593.cc "addr of template func overloaded with non-template func"
failparse t0594.cc "addr of template func with some explicit template args"
failparse t0595.cc "addr of overloaded template funcs + two-phase lookup"
failparse t0596.cc "deduce template args during op overload resolution from name of overloaded function"
testparse t0597.cc
testparse t0598.cc
failparse t0599.cc "inability to update a no-size array member's size"
testparse t0600.cc
testparse t0601.cc
testparse t0602.cc
testparse t0603.cc
testparse t0604.cc
testparse t0605.cc
testparse t0606.cc
testparse t0607.cc
testparse t0608.cc
testparse t0609.cc
testparse t0610.cc
testparse t0611.cc
testparse t0612.cc
testparse t0613.cc
testparse t0614.cc
failparse t0615.cc "assertion failure on invalid code"
testparse t0616.cc
testparse t0617.cc
testparse t0618.cc
testparse t0619.cc
testparse t0620.cc
testparse t0621.cc
testparse t0622.cc
testparse t0623.cc
testparse t0624.cc
testparse t0625.cc
testparse t0626.cc
testparse t0627.cc
testparse t0628.cc
testparse t0629.cc
testparse t0630.cc
testparse t0631.cc
testparse t0632.cc

# another set of tests, generally isolated by Daniel
testparse d0001.cc
testparse d0002.cc
testparse d0003.cc
testparse d0004.cc
testparse d0005.cc
testparse d0006.cc
testparse d0007.cc
testparse d0008.cc
testparse d0009.cc
testparse d0010.cc
testparse d0011.cc
testparse d0012.cc
testparse d0013.cc
testparse d0014.cc
testparse d0015.cc
testparse d0016.cc
testparse d0017.cc
testparse d0018.cc
testparse d0019.cc
testparse d0020.cc
testparse d0021.cc
testparse d0022.cc
testparse d0023.cc
testparse d0024.cc
testparse d0025.cc
testparse d0026.cc
testparse d0027.cc
testparse d0028.cc
testparse d0029.cc
# break
testparse d0032.cc
# break
testparse d0034.cc
testparse d0035.cc
testparse d0036.cc
testparse d0037.cc
testparse d0038.cc
testparse d0039.cc
# d0040.cc and d0041.cc are illegal C++
# d0042.cc through d0045.cc were less cleaned up versions of d0046.cc
testparse d0046.cc
testparse d0046elab.cc
testparse d0047.cc
testparse d0048.cc
testparse d0048elab.cc
testparse d0049.cc
testparse d0050.cc
testparse d0050elab.cc
testparse d0051.cc
testparse d0051elab.cc
testparse d0052.cc
testparse d0053.cc
testparse d0054.cc
testparse d0055.cc
testparse d0056.cc
testparse d0057.cc
testparse d0058.cc
testparse d0059.cc
testparse d0060.cc
testparse d0061.cc
# these aren't valid C++, no point in testing
#failparse d0062.cc "during type matching, recursion depth exceeded the limit"
#failparse d0063.cc "during type matching, recursion depth exceeded the limit"
testparse d0064.cc
testparse d0065.cc
testparse d0066.cc
testparse d0067.cc
testparse d0068.cc
testparse d0069.cc
testparse d0070.cc
testparse d0071.cc
testparse d0072.cc
testparse d0073.cc
testparse d0074.cc
testparse d0075.cc
testparse d0079.cc
testparse d0080.cc # "inheriting from dependent qualified type"
testparse d0084.cc

# tests a rule enforced only in ANSI mode
runTest perl ./multitest.pl ./ccparse -tr ansi in/d0087.cc

testparse d0088.cc
testparse d0089.cc
testparse d0090.cc
testparse d0091.cc
testparse d0097.cc
testparse d0098.cc
testparse d0099.cc
testparse d0100.cc
testparse d0101.cc
testparse d0102.cc
testparse d0103.cc
testparse d0104.cc
testparse d0105.cc
testparse d0106.cc
testparse d0107.cc
testparse d0108.cc
testparse d0109.cc # "duplicate 'using' declaration"
testparse d0110.cc # "class specialization without 'template' prefix?"
testparse d0111.cc
testparse d0112.cc # "gcc-2 bug"
testparse d0113.cc
testparse d0114.cc
# sm: this is invalid input
#failparse d0115.cc "gcc-2 bug: cannot find standard namespace"
testparse d0116.cc
testparse d0117.cc
testparse d0118.cc
testparse d0119.cc
testparse d0120.cc
testparse_special ansi d0121.cc
# sm: this is invalid C++
#failparse d0123.cc "from the kernel; works in C mode but in C++ mode can't convert void* to function pointer"
testparse d0124.cc
testparse d0125.cc # __builtin_va_copy
testparse d0126.cc
testparse_special treeCheck dk0127.cc #"a non-tree AST results: default param arg in template class inner class"

# if the elaborateImplicitConversionArgToParam() check is turned on
# for declarator initializers have to screen out types that
# containsGeneralizedDependent()
testparse d0128.cc

# The implicit conversion of 0 to Foo(0) was not happennig in '?:'
# expressions: "? Foo() : 0"
testparse d0129.cc

testparse k0001.cc #"left side of .* must be a class or reference to a class"
testparse k0002.cc #"template function declared in another class (as a friend)"
testparse k0003.cc #"template argument from static const member of template class"
testparse k0004.cc #"non-typename template argument"
testparse k0005.cc #"declaring a constructor with class name"
testparse k0005a.cc #"declaring variables and member functions with class name"
testparse k0006.cc #"error: E_alignofType is not constEval'able"
testparse k0007.cc
# renamed k0008.cc to gnu/g0022.cc because it is a GNU feature
testparse k0009.cc #"clash between function and instantiated template parameter member"
testparse_special only_works_on_32bit k0010.cc
# quarl 2006-11-13
#     k0010a.cc commented out for now since it passes on 64bit but fails on
#     32bit; is the meaning of "only_works_on_32bit" inverted?
#failparse_special only_works_on_32bit k0010a.cc "compile-time type size checking - long long"
testparse k0011.cc
testparse k0012.cc
testparse k0013.cc #"cannot convert argument type `float (*)[4]' to parameter 1 type `float const (*)[4]'"
testparse k0014.cc #"ambiguous lookup of base class constructor with constructor of same class with different template argument"
testparse k0015.cc #"catch namespace_qualified::class_name"
testparse k0016.cc #"explicit instantiation of template member function"
testparse k0017.cc #"using namespace std' before 'namespace std"
testparse k0018.cc #"member function taking an array argument with default value __null"
testparse k0019.cc #"template parameters named for ctor/dtor"
testparse k0020.cc #"deleting pointers of template-type"
testparse k0021.cc #"calling a templated function pointer"
testparse k0022.cc #"explicit instantiation of template loses original template parameter names"
testparse k0023.cc #"typedef pointer to member function in template"
testparse k0024.cc #"overloaded function resolution in an array"
testparse k0025.cc #"fully-namespace-qualified base class initialization"
testparse k0026.cc #"template argument default value from another template class"
testparse k0027.cc #"reprSize of a sizeless array"

# invalid
#failparse k0028.cc "definition of member function declared in another namespace"

testparse k0029.cc #'ambiguous overload "char* const*" vs "char const* const*"'
testparse k0030.cc #'"and" and "or" keywords'
testparse k0031.cc #"typedef used to declare a member function"
testparse k0032.cc #"converting <integral>& to integral"
testparse k0033.cc #"casting function pointer with throw() to/from no throw"

# sm: invalid, strange gcc bug (not worth supporting, icc does not)
#failparse k0034.cc "undefined instanceless unions repeating members"

testparse k0035.cc #"ambiguous int+sizeof(struct{})"
testparse k0036.cc #"taking the address of a string (?!)"
testparse k0037.cc #"new array of pointers"
testparse k0038.cc #"templatized struct as template parameter to function"
testparse k0039.cc #"funky namespace resolution after 'using namespace'"
testparse k0040.cc #"instantiating a template with unnamed template parameter"
testparse k0041.cc #"inner struct defined inline in an inner struct not defined inline"
testparse k0042.cc #"computed array size expression as an assignment"
testparse k0043.cc #"voiding the result of a member call"

# sm: this is not valid C++; perhaps we should keep a separate
# set of tests of "legacy" C++ that worked in older gcc, just
# in case we decide to support it at some point?
#failparse k0044.cc "template super class member variable"

testparse k0045.cc #"'operator delete' redeclared without throw()"
testparse k0046.cc #"anonymous inline struct fields"
testparse k0046a.cc #"anonymous struct fields in a union"
testparse_special ansi k0046b.cc
testparse k0047.cc #"template<T> operator T*"
testparse k0048.cc #"re-declaration of template base-class member"
testparse k0049.cc #"'restrict' as name"
testparse k0050.cc #"definition of a function without 'const' on a basic type"
testparse k0051.cc #"defining static-member array without array size"
testparse k0052.cc #"operator& returning other pointer type"
testparse k0053.cc #"calling a function with a pointer to an undefined template class"
testparse k0054.cc #"constructor member initialization without namespace qualifier"

# original was invalid; I have inverted the test's sense
testparse k0055.cc #"using 'class' instead of 'typename' for template-class typedefs"

testparse k0056.cc #"template friend function"
testparse k0057.cc #"template friend function (2)"
testparse k0058.cc #"converting to types from parameter templates"
testparse k0059.cc #"implicit type conversion in operator delete"
testparse k0060.cc #"disambiguated from multiple base class subobjects"
failparse k0061.cc "multiple base classes instantiated from the same template class"
# quarl 2006-05-28 k0062.cc passes on my machine, but not on Scott's ?!
#failparse k0062.cc "template class with subclass whose member function with default argument is defined outside class"
testparse k0063.cc #"class friend main"
testparse k0064.cc #"functions overloaded by number of template parameters"
testparse k0065.cc "using incomplete class as default template argument"
testparse k0066.cc
failparse k0067.cc "constructor using volatile reference"
failparse k0068.cc "explicitly named constructor"
failparse k0008.cc "template parameterized by function pointer"
testparse k0069.cc #"friend class as template parameter"
testparse k0070.cc #"scoping via template instantiation with all parameters defaulted"
failparse k0071.cc "compound initializer for struct which was earlier forward-declared as class"
testparse k0072.cc #"template <class T> void foo(S1<T> s1, const typename T::T2 t2) {}"
failparse k0073.cc "compound initializer for instantiated template struct"
failparse k0074.cc "template unions"
testparse k0075.cc #"overloaded function involving function pointer in presence of template"
testparse k0076.cc #"attribute unused on struct parameter"
failparse k0077.cc "template constructor instantiated using function type"
failparse k0078.cc "array of function pointers initialized with template functions"
failparse k0078a.cc "array of function pointers initialized with template functions (single item)"
failparse k0079.cc "reference to reference used in inner class of template class"
failparse k0080.cc "already implicitly instantiated"
testparse k0081.cc #"template instantiated through inferred type instantiating another template with default parameter depending on first template parameter"
failparse k0082.cc "const register function parameter"
testparse k0083.cc #"friend template class declaration"
failparse k0084.cc "complex literals"
failparse k0085.cc "complex double * int"
testparse k0086.cc #"enable_if: template argument expressions"
testparse k0087.cc #'implicit conversion to "bool const &" via "bool" via "operator bool"'
testparse k0088.cc #"inferring const member function template parameter type"
testparse k0089.cc #"specialization of template function member"
testparse k0090.cc #"template specialization of array"
testparse k0090a.cc #"template specialization of array"
failparse k0091.cc "template specialization with all default parameters"
failparse k0092.cc "template-parameter-instantiated template class without 'typename' in constructor initializer"
failparse k0093.cc "tertiary operator implicitly casting one pointer operand to bool"
# This is a warning now instead of an error:
#testparse k0094.cc #declared non-static, cannot re-declare as static
testparse k0095.cc #"templatized enum parameter"
testparse k0096.cc "statement expression returning struct"
testparse k0097.cc "function pointer template"
failparse k0098.cc "ambiguous operator cast"
failparse k0099.cc "partial specialization lookup"
testparse k0100.cc
testparse k0101.cc "typename ParameterDeclaration in TemplateParameterList"
failparse k0102.cc "template parameter template-instantiated on another template parameter"
testparse k0103.cc #"'duplicate definition' from 'using' declaration"
testparse k0104.cc #"restrict reference"
testparse k0105.cc #"function pointer dependent type"
testparse k0105a.cc #"function pointer dependent type"
failparse k0106.cc "anonymous struct in anonymous union"
failparse k0107.cc "inline explicit instantiation"
failparse k0108.cc "explicit instantiation of constructor"
testparse k0109.cc #"instantiating template member function"
failparse k0110.cc "calling template dtor with template arguments"
failparse k0111.cc "duplicate template specialization/definition of static data"
testparse k0112.cc #"template instantiation with all default args"
failparse k0113.cc "calling templatized operator-overloaded function"
testparse k0114.cc #"template parameterized on function (not function pointer)"
failparse k0115.cc "using own member function"
failparse k0116.cc "template parameter default instantiating template class"
failparse k0117.cc "class templatized on int, copy constructor"
testparse k0118.cc "typedef struct { } *foo"
testparse k0119.cc "64-bit stuff"
failparse k0120.cc "confusion between function template decl and return type"

### </quarl-testcases-c++>

testparse u0001.cc #"template array size"

# Simon sfg@cs
testparse sg0001.cc # invoke dtor on const object

# ---- END: lots of tests ----

# this hacky variation of t0151.cc *does* work
runTest perl ./multitest.pl ./five-errors in/t0151.cc

# test some specialized error handling
testparse_special expect_xfailure      t0518.cc
testparse_special expect_confused_bail t0519.cc
testparse_special expect_xfailure      t0520.cc
testparse_special expect_confused_bail t0521.cc

# test permissive-mode error diagnosis
testparse_special permissive gnu/bugs/gb0005.cc
testparse_special permissive gnu/bugs/gb0006.cc

# t0539 has many variants; build them, then run them
${MAKE:-make} -C in t0539 || exit
testparse t0539_1.cc
testparse t0539_2.cc
testparse t0539_3.cc
testparse t0539_4.cc
testparse t0539_5.cc
testparse t0539_6.cc
testparse t0539_7.cc
testparse t0539_8.cc
testparse t0539_9.cc
testparse t0539_10.cc
testparse t0539_11.cc


# examples from C++ standard
#
# a few examples have parts commented-out:
#   7.3.3c.cc: nerfed because member templates aren't implemented
#   7.3.3f.cc: "int i; int i;" is supposed to be allowed
#   7.3.3k.cc: I don't detect a purported ambiguity
#   7.3.4e.cc: major design flaw: cannot return sets from lookup functions
#   (plus more from before I started maintaining this list ...)
rm -f in/std/*.error*.cc
for fn in in/std/*.cc; do
  runTest perl ./multitest.pl ./ccparse -tr ansi "$fn"
done

# for the benefit of gcov
runTest ./ccparse -tr printHierarchies,ansi in/std/3.4.5.cc

# more in another (private) repository, if present
if [ -f ../cppstdex/regrtest_inner ]; then
  source ../cppstdex/regrtest_inner
fi

# is the gnu extension built?
use_gnu=false
if egrep "USE_GNU: +1" config.summary >/dev/null; then
  use_gnu=true
  echo "gnu extensions are enabled"
else
  echo "gnu extensions are not enabled"
fi

if $use_gnu; then
  # test gnu extensions
  testparse gnu/g0001.cc
  testparse gnu/g0002.cc
  testparse gnu/g0003.cc
  testparse gnu/g0004.cc
  testparse gnu/g0005.cc
  testparse gnu/g0006.cc
  testparse gnu/g0007.cc
  testparse gnu/g0008.cc
  # g0009.c is a C test
  testparse gnu/g0010.cc
  testparse gnu/g0011.cc
  testparse gnu/g0012.cc
  testparse gnu/g0013.cc
  testparse gnu/g0014.cc
  testparse gnu/g0015.cc
  # g0016.cc is documentation, not a test
  testparse gnu/g0017.cc
  testparse gnu/g0018.cc
  testparse gnu/g0019.cc
  # g0020.cc is documentation
  testparse gnu/g0021.cc
  testparse gnu/g0022.cc #"addresses of labels and computed goto"
  testparse gnu/g0023.cc
  testparse gnu/g0024.cc
  testparse gnu/g0025.cc
  testparse gnu/g0026.cc
  testparse gnu/g0027.cc
  testparse gnu/g0028.cc
  testparse gnu/g0029.cc
  testparse gnu/g0030.cc
  testparse gnu/g0031.cc
  testparse gnu/g0032.cc
  failparse gnu/g0033.cc "wrong typeof(array[]) semantics"
  testparse gnu/g0034.cc
  testparse gnu/g0035.cc
  testparse gnu/g0036.cc

  testparse gnu/t0124.cc
  testparse gnu/t0125.cc
  testparse gnu/t0127.cc
  testparse gnu/t0128.cc
  testparse gnu/t0129.cc
  testparse gnu/t0130.cc
  testparse gnu/t0131.cc
  testparse gnu/t0132.cc

  testparse gnu/d0076.cc
  testparse gnu/d0078.cc
  testparse gnu/d0081.cc
  testparse gnu/d0082.cc
  testparse gnu/d0085.cc
  testparse gnu/d0086.cc
  testparse gnu/d0089.cc
  testparse gnu/d0092.cc
  testparse gnu/d0093.cc
  testparse gnu/d0094.cc

  testparse gnu/bugs/gb0008.cc
  testparse gnu/bugs/gb0009.cc
  # gnu/bugs/gb0010.cc not supported
  testparse gnu/bugs/gb0011.cc
  testparse gnu/bugs/gb0012.cc

  # test c99 extensions
  for fn in in/c99/*.c; do
    runTest ./ccparse -tr c_lang "$fn"
  done

  testparse gnu/k0001.cc #"({...}) cannot be empty"
  testparse gnu/k0002.cc #"__builtin_va_*"
  testparse gnu/k0003.cc #"gcc 3.4 __builtin_* math functions"
  testparse gnu/k0004.cc #"operator <?"
  testparse gnu/k0005.cc #"comparing long long to enum value"
  testparse gnu/k0006.cc #"__offsetof__"
  testparse gnu/k0006a.cc #"__builtin_offsetof"
  failparse gnu/k0007.cc "__builtin_frame_address"
  failparse gnu/k0008.c "declared extern inline, defined extern inline, defined non-extern-inline"
  failparse gnu/k0009.cc "namespace attribute strong"
  failparse gnu/k0010.c "nested K&R function"
  testparse gnu/d0130.cc #"attributes on ctors and dtors"
  testparse gnu/offsetof.cc
else # tests that only pass when not in gnu mode
  testparse t0228b.cc

fi   # end of 'if $use_gnu; then'

# idempotency checks; known problems:
#   27, 28: Templates not being printed correctly when the template
#           arguments are used within the template.
#   30: scope not printing.
#   34: template arguments to a class, such as "A<T>", get printed as
#       "template <class T> class A" instead
#   35, 36: template <class ...> gets dropped
#   t0033, t0105: trivial whitespace error prob due to elaboration modifying the ast
# note that the 'sed' command includes a literal tab character..

# template modifications broke pretty printing having to do with
# templates
#   26: "template<...>" prefix to function not printing, I think
# UPDATE: seems to work now except that the instantiated function gets
# printed which is not idempotent

list=`echo "
    t0001.cc
    t0002.cc
    t0003.cc
    t0004.cc
    t0005.cc
    t0006.cc
    t0007.cc
    t0008.cc
    t0009.cc
    t0010.cc
    t0011.cc
    t0012.cc
    t0013.cc
    t0014.cc
    t0014a.cc
    t0015.cc
    t0016.cc
    t0017.cc
    t0018.cc
    t0019.cc
    t0020.cc
    t0021.cc
    t0022.cc
    t0023.cc
    t0024.cc
    t0025.cc
    t0026.cc
    t0027.cc
    t0028.cc
    t0029.cc
    t0030.cc
    t0030a.cc
    t0030b.cc
    t0031.cc
    t0032.cc
    t0033.cc
    t0034.cc
    t0035.cc
    t0036.cc
    t0037.cc
    t0038.cc
    t0039.cc
    t0040.cc
    t0041.cc
    t0042.cc
    t0043.cc
    t0056.cc
    t0093.cc
    t0097.cc
    t0100.cc
    t0101.cc
    t0102.cc
    t0103.cc
    t0106.cc
    t0123.cc
    k0121.cc
    d0125.cc
  " | xargs -n 1 | sed 's|^|in/|'`

runTest perl ./idemcheck -d outdir $list

# 2005-08-11: nerfed the GNU idemchecks.  They are failing now that I
# have implemented the aggregate-type restriction for initializers,
# and there's no easy solution.


# test the parser in C mode
testCparse() {
  runTest perl ./multitest.pl ./ccparse -tr c_lang in/$1
}
testCparse_special() {
  runTest perl ./multitest.pl ./ccparse -tr c_lang,$1 in/$2
}
failCparse() {
  if [ "$2" = "" ]; then
    echo "failparse $1: failparse takes two arguments"
    exit 4
  fi
  failTest "$2" perl ./multitest.pl ./ccparse -tr c_lang in/$1
}
testCparse c/t0001.c
testCparse c/t0002.c
testCparse c/t0003.c
testCparse c/t0004.c
testCparse c/t0005.c
testCparse c/t0006.c
testCparse c/t0007.c
testCparse c/t0008.c
testCparse c/t0009.c
testCparse c/t0010.c
testCparse c/t0011.c
testCparse c/t0012.c
testCparse c/t0013.c
testCparse c/t0014.c
testCparse c/t0015.c
testCparse c/t0016.c
testCparse c/t0017.c
testCparse c/t0018.c
testCparse c/t0019.c

# for gcov
runTest perl ./multitest.pl ./ccparse -tr ansi_c99 in/c/t0020.c
runTest perl ./multitest.pl ./ccparse -tr ansi_c,warnings in/c/t0021.c

testCparse c/t0022.c
failCparse c/t0023.c "unhandled KandRSimpleDeclaration ambiguity"
testCparse c/t0024.c
testCparse c/t0025.c
testCparse c/t0026.c
testCparse c/t0027.c

testCparse gnu/d0096.c
testCparse c/dC0010.c #"f(u8 register) doesn't parse"
testCparse c/dC0011.c #"((size_t) &((struct scsi_cmnd *)0)->q) doesn't const eval"
testCparse c/dC0012.c
testCparse c/dC0013.c #"in C, a member with the same name as a type doesn't shadow the type"
testCparse c/dC0017.c
testCparse gnu/d0122.c
testCparse c/d0124b.c

# dsw: fix these
testCparse c/dC0018.c # const-eval ambiguous expr
testCparse c/dC0019.c # define a type in a 'sizeof' expression
testCparse c/dC0020.c # define a type in a cast
testCparse c/dC0021.c # C99 dynamic parameter array

# dsw: perhaps we should change the implementation of reprSize()
testCparse c/dC0022.c # sizeof dynamically-sized multidimensional array

testCparse c/dC0023.c # "in gcc, in C mode, a foo and a struct foo are unrelated"

# this is invalid code
#
# 2005-08-04: but if people keep feeding me this bug, I guess I will
# shut up and accept it
testCparse c/dC0024.c # "bizarreness with redundant and useless typedefs"

testCparse c/dC0025.c # no-info-prototype of main(), then defn
testCparse c/dC0026.c # implicit int in K&R decl
testCparse_special gnu_c89 c/dC0027.c # "restrict in non-keyword role"
testCparse c/dC0028.c # compound lit in ambiguous context
testCparse_special gnu_c89 c/dC0029.c # "restrict in non-keyword role"

testCparse gnu/dC0017.c # "__alignof__ arguments can be full expressions ??"
testCparse c/dC0030.c # "template disambiguation code??"
testCparse c/dC0031.c # "can't const-eval size of type that is an array with a dynamic size"
testCparse c/dC0032.c # "open arrays not handled right"

testparse_special ansi_c c/k0001.c #"typedef int fooint; typedef fooint long;"
testCparse c/k0002.c #"attempt to create an object of incomplete class `S'"
testCparse c/k0003.c #"old-style function decl with parentheses around func name"
testCparse c/k0003a.c #"old-style function decl with parentheses around func name, returning a struct-typedef"
testCparse c/k0004.c #'"merge nonterm MemberDeclaration"
testCparse c/k0005.c #"multiply defined enum 'option'"
testCparse c/k0006.c #"static inline function implicitly returning int"
testCparse c/k0006a.c #"static inline function implicitly returning int, old-style param decl"
testCparse c/k0011.c #"ambiguous s->z < 1 || 2 > (3)"
testCparse c/k0007.c #"duplicate modifiers in C as warning, not error (?)"
testCparse c/k0008.c #"function call vs type-cast ambiguity"
testCparse c/k0009.c #"func returning array of function pointers with old-style parm list"
testCparse c/k0010.c #"'and' keyword"
testCparse c/k0012.c #return struct by value
testCparse c/k0013.c #"enum variable declared earlier as int"
testCparse c/k0014.c #"offsetof cannot be assumed to be 0 (evaluated e.g. in case labels)"
testCparse c/k0015.c #"variable-sized character buffer in function-local struct using same name for size as a member variable and another variable in outside scope"
testCparse c/k0016.c #"expression in compound initializer array index"
failCparse c/k0017.c "E_fieldAcc is not constEval'able"

### </quarl-testcases-c>

# is K&R built?
use_kandr=false
if egrep "USE_KANDR: +1" config.summary >/dev/null; then
  use_kandr=true
  echo "K&R extensions are enabled"
else
  echo "K&R extensions are not enabled"
fi

if $use_kandr; then
  # test the parser in C + K&R mode
  testKANDRparse() {
    runTest perl ./multitest.pl ./ccparse -tr gnu_kandr_c_lang in/$1
  }
  testKANDRparse kandr/t0001.c
  testKANDRparse kandr/t0002.c
  testKANDRparse kandr/t0003.c
  testKANDRparse kandr/t0004.c
fi


# test GNU C
if $use_gnu; then
  testCparse gnu/g0009.c
  testCparse gnu/d0083.c
  testCparse gnu/t0126.c
  testCparse gnu/d0095.c
  testCparse gnu/c0001.c
  testCparse gnu/c0002.c

  testCparse gnu/dC0001.c # hex floating-point literals
  testCparse gnu/dC0002.c # arrays of no length are assumed to have one element
  testCparse gnu/dC0003.c # noInnerClasses: use a struct then define it but inside another
  testCparse gnu/dC0004.c # can take address of const E_compoundLit
  testCparse gnu/dC0005.c # extern inline functions
  testCparse gnu/dC0006.c # more places where 0-length arrays are allowed
  testCparse gnu/dC0007.c # case 1 ... 3:
  testCparse gnu/dC0008.c # int a[] = { [1] 0 }; struct A a = { .x 8 };
  testCparse gnu/dC0009.c # UCHAR8 SampleResolution:2 __attribute__ ((packed));
  testCparse gnu/dC0014.c # "'u32 long off' doesn't parse"
  testCparse gnu/dC0015.c # function scope structs can contain arrays of dynamic size
  testCparse gnu/dC0016.c

  # transparent unions
  testCparse gnu/t0133.c
  testCparse gnu/t0134.c

  # These work, but for the wrong reason.  The transparent union attribute
  # is dropped on the floor (bad) but then no argument checking is done
  # so we don't notice the problem (double bad).  Oink would notice because
  # the lack of normalization will cause problems.
  testCparse gnu/t0135.c
  testCparse gnu/t0136.c

  # This is here just to document that Elsa does not diagnose something that
  # gcc does.  However, it's so esoteric that I don't want to consider this
  # even a "known bug" in Elsa, so it is commented out.
  #failCparse gnu/t0137.c

  # attribute tests
  testCparse gnu/attr01.c
  testCparse gnu/attr02.c
  testCparse gnu/d0099.c

  # asm tests
  testCparse gnu/asm01.c

  # gcc C-mode bugs
  testCparse gnu/bugs/gb0001.c

  # tests (primarily for __attribute__) from CIL
  testcil() {
    runTest ./ccparse -tr c_lang in/gnu/cil/$1
  }
  failcil() {
    failTest "$2" ./ccparse -tr c_lang in/gnu/cil/$1
  }

  testcil align1.i
  testcil align2.i
  testcil attr2.i
  testcil attr3.i
  testcil attr4.i
  testcil attr5.i
  testcil attr6.i
  testcil bind-zero.i
  testcil combine_samefn_1.i

  # I haven't researched the standard's opinion on this one, but
  # I think it should be considered invalid input, because to do
  # otherwise would be type-unsound!
  failcil decl1.i "can add volatile later"

  testcil enumattr.i
  testcil globalprob.i
  testcil init8.i
  testcil invalredef.i
  testcil mode_sizes.i
  testcil regparm0.i
  testcil rmtmps-attr.i
  testcil rmtmps2.i
  testcil sockaddr.i
  testcil structattr.i
  testcil structattr2.i
  testcil structattr3.i
  testcil transpunion.i
  testcil typeof1.i #"ambiguous E_sizeofType"
  testcil warnings-noreturn.i
fi


# msvc
runTest ./ccparse -tr msvcBugs in/msvc/m0001.cc


# final parser checks against the big files, since they've now become
# my performance measurement files
if $MAKE in/big; then

testnsparse() {
  runTest ./ccparse "$1"
}
failnsparse() {
  failTest "$2" ./ccparse "$1"
}

if [ "$DISABLE_BIG_TESTS" = "" ]; then
  # put shorter tests first
  testnsparse in/big/nonport.i

  testnsparse in/big/nsUnicodeToTeXCMRt1.i
  testnsparse in/big/nsAtomTable.i
  testnsparse in/big/nsSOAPPropertyBag.i
  testnsparse in/big/nsCLiveconnectFactory.i
  testnsparse in/big/nsHTMLEditRules.i
  testnsparse in/big/nsMsgServiceProvider.i
fi

else
  # Even though my in/big/gz/nsAtomTable.i.gz has the right md5sum,
  # I can't convince gunzip to uncompress it under cygwin with text
  # mounts (which it should be ignoring since it's getting the file
  # contents via pipe, and ought to use O_BINARY anyway).
  echo "Skipping large file tests because could not uncompress them."
  echo "This may be due to a buggy cygwin gunzip."
fi

# final arithmetic to report result
echo ""
echo "use_gnu: $use_gnu"
echo "use_kandr: $use_kandr"
echo "Successful tests               :    $success"
echo "Failed as expected (known bugs):    $failure"
if [ $skipdiagnose -ne 0 ]; then
  echo "Fail to diag. cppstdex errors  :    $skipdiagnose"
fi
if [ $contin = 1 ]; then
  echo "Unexpected success:    $unexSuccess"
  echo "Unexpected failure:    $unexFailure"
  if [ -f "$logfile" ]; then
    cat "$logfile"
  fi
fi


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